Monday is April 15, the deadline for filing your taxes, and it is filled with tax day deals.
Tax day, April 15, can be very ... well, taxing. That's why a variety of local stores are offering discounts and freebies on Monday. Most of the offers below limit one per person while supplies last at participating locations.
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We only got a handful of votes in this week’s Readers’ Choice poll asking people to vote for their favorite tax preparer. This was, however, one clear winner, and that was (drum roll please!) you. The majority of voters said they prepare and file their taxes online themselves. Coming in second were Brunner, Blackstone & Associates, Louis Zona, CPA, Booksmarts and Karen L. Vidt, CPA. Each had one vote. Just as a reminder, Tax Day is April 17 this year. If you still would like to weigh in before the deadline to file your taxes rolls around, feel free to tell us in the comments. Thank you also to those who voted in our poll. We’ll we back on Monday with another Readers’ Choice question—this one on the best place to go in the area to buy …
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Tax Day is April 17 this year.
The April 17 Tax Day deadline is right around the corner. Have you filed your tax returns yet, and if so, whom did you use? For this week’s Readers’ Choice poll, we asked readers to name their favorite tax preparer in the Cranberry area. Below are a few nominees from readers. Cranberry Patch editor Jessica Sinichak also included tax preparers found in the Patch Directory. The rest is now in your hands. You have until noon Friday to vote, which is easy to do. Pick your favorite in the poll and feel free to leave a comment below. You can also find your favorite in Patch Directory and write a review. If you believe we are missing some great places not on the list, nominate them. We'll announce the winner soon after voting ends on Friday. For …
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Tax Day is April 17 this year.
‘Tis the season—to file your taxes, that is. The deadline to file your tax returns is right around the corner. While “Tax Day” traditionally falls on April 15, the IRS has extended this year’s deadline to April 17. This was done because April 15 is on a Sunday this year. Also, Emancipation Day, a holiday observed in the District of Columbia, is April 16. According to federal law, District of Columbia holidays impact tax deadlines in the same way that federal holidays do. In other words, there’s a two-day reprieve for us procrastinators—yes! Taxpayers requesting an extension will have until Oct. 15 to file their 2012 tax returns. Whew, now that we’ve got the deadlines figured out, we want to know where you go to have your taxes prepared for…
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